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Tag Archives: Travel
Steerage Would Be An Improvement
If you think airline economy seats are like the steerage of steamship days, think again. Steerage was much nicer.
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A Small Privacy Victory At The Border
Border agents can demand access to your entire digital life, but at least one court now requires “reasonable suspicion” first.
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Real ID, Later Rather Than Sooner
No more excuses, no more postponements, no kidding: Real ID requirements kick in next fall, and many travelers are not ready.
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The Hidden Risk Of Budget Airfare
The collapse of another carrier shows that discount travel works best when you have time and money for a plan B.
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Dark Tourism
Visits to sites of mass tragedy, known as “dark tourism,” are increasing. Not all visitors behave appropriately.
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Pounding the Cuban Nail
When it comes to dealing with Cuba, six decades of economic estrangement have left America with only one tool in its kit.
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Flying While Black
Millions put up with ordinary inconveniences as we travel for Thanksgiving, but African-Americans face hassles others don’t.
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Consider Leaving Sensitive Data At Home
As more countries aggressively search devices at the border, travelers with privacy or security concerns should plan ahead.
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Hertz’s Underlying Conditions
The coronavirus may be the official cause of death if Hertz succumbs, but the brand had serious underlying conditions.
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